Inside Palazzo Vecchio: Students Lead a Guided Tour
Part of the beauty of enrolling in a Community Engagement Practicum (CEP), is how interactive […]
Tag: Renaissance
Fact & Ideology in Italian News: An Early Modern Perspective
The recent “News from Italy” conference (ISI Florence, October 23rd-24th) was a resounding success, with […]
New Issue of the Italian Historiographical Literature Journal
ISI Florence is pleased to announce the new issue of the Rivista di Letteratura Storiografica […]
The Titulus Crucis – a Study by Marco Zini
On June 18, 2024, Marco Zini‘s study on the “Titulus Crucis” of Michelangelo’s wooden crucifix […]
Award-Winning Works of Professors Tamar Herzig and Marie Favereau
Professors Tamar Herzig (Tel Aviv University) and Marie Favereau (University of Paris Nanterre) have been […]
Machiavelli and Human Bonds: Gabrielle Pedullà’s latest book
All the seats in Aula San Giovanni at Palazzo Rucellai were taken on March 13th […]
Building Something Together: The Renaissance Program in Florence
ISI Florence collaborated in launching the Renaissance Program in Florence, an innovative five-day course that […]
Creating a More Humane and Beautiful World: The First Renaissance Program in Florence
Through education, the Renaissance humanists wanted to nurture human abilities and encourage the development of […]
A tribute to Professor Paolo Viti
On October 26th, ISI Florence paid homage to Professor Paolo Viti (Università del Salento, Lecce) […]
What Could We Learn from the Renaissance Today?
We can study the Italian Renaissance from many perspectives. But one often-neglected approach involves investigating […]